. Herald normale. D quelli sotto di lei per fare il loro meglio sempre; e l'amore intenso per il popolo indiano, specialmente per i bambini e le vedove orfani. La bellezza, la forza e la purezza del suo carattere era avvertita da tutti coloro che l'hanno incontrata, ma è stata riconosciuta da te-^e che la conosceva meglio. Non è morta, ma vive nella vita di centinaia di coloro che ha amato e aiutato nel loro cammino verso Dio. Il nostro ex-alunni, che ha presentato al theschool Miss Leonards ritratto nel 1900, sarà spiacente di conoscere la morte del pittore del ritratto, il sig. HoratioStevens. Il sig. Stevens alcuni anni fa, per usare la sua propria frase, aveva gr

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. Normal Herald . d those under her to do their best always; and intense love for thepeople of India, especially for the orphan children and widows. The beauty, strength and purity of her character was felt by all who met her, but was bestknown by tho-^e who knew her best. She is not dead, but liveth in the livesof hundreds of those whom she loved and helped on their way up to God. Our alumni, who presented to theschool Miss Leonards portrait in 1900, will be sorry to learn of the death of the painter of the portrait, Mr. HoratioStevens. Mr. Stevens a few years ago, to use his own phrase, had grownold in the harness and desiring to devote the remainder of his life to traveland study, disposed of his school of fine arts in Pittsburgh. He enjoyed hisnew life greatly and most of all the artistic triumph of having one of hisworks the Captive hung on the line in the Paris Salon—a coveted honorin Paris. He was on a short visit to America at the time of his death, whichoccurred in New York in the late summer.. 24 THE NORMAL HERALD Consierbatorp jSotejf The same condition prevails in the music school as heretofore, lack ofroom. The class in PubHc School Music taxes the class room capacity, andthe number taking special courses is larger than ever before. The new members of the faculty are Mrs. and Mrs. Orley See. Mr. See is a gifted violinist with a fine repertory, and Mrs. See is acapable and experienced teacher. They are college graduates and arethoroughly acquainted wath school life and methods. They are natives of Ohio, the state that produces such good musiciansand Presidents. The Conservatory is to be congratulated that such genial, cultured musicians are on the teaching force. The attendance from several different states shows that the reputationof the school is grov^ng. Another teacher of piano will be added to the faculty as soon as one canbe secured to meet the requirements; an experienced artist, a man who willhead the department. Owing to the congested conditions,

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1910
• booksubjectindiana
• bookyear1913